How we select our tennis picks · Refined since 2013
A detailed process.
A clear selection.
We’ve been refining our approach to tennis betting since 2013. Our proprietary data model and experienced analysts work together to identify potential value, then turn that research into a straightforward match-winner pick.
- 50+ factorsProprietary data model
- Market contextPrice movement and sentiment
- A shortlistPotential match-winner value
- Human reviewExperienced odds analysts
- One clear pickSelection, odds and stake
More than the match itself
Our proprietary data model considers more than 50 factors. Alongside the match itself, we examine what may be driving changes in the market—and whether sentiment or psychological influences could be moving the price further than the evidence justifies.
A signal starts the review
The model produces a small shortlist of standard match-winner opportunities. Our small team then reviews those opportunities manually, drawing on extensive experience in odds compiling and analysis. A model signal is the start of the review, rather than an automatic bet.
Specialist research, made straightforward to follow
You receive one clear selection in each tip email: the player, match-winner market, advised odds and stake. You don’t need prior tennis betting experience to understand the instructions. You still need to check the available price and place the bet yourself.
Around two carefully selected picks per week. Quality over quantity. The purpose of our process is to find value beyond the obvious; it does not guarantee an edge or a winning bet.
Units, staking and a long-term view
The club’s proportional staking convention is one unit equals 1% of your dedicated betting bankroll. A £1,000 betting bank makes a one-unit bet £10. If stakes are recalculated from the current bank, they decrease when the bank falls and increase when it grows.
Reinvested net winnings can allow compounding, but losses also reduce the bank. Proportionate staking does not remove risk or assure growth. Use only money you can afford to lose, not money needed for essential spending.
Losing bets and losing periods are part of following a betting service, so this approach requires patience and a long-term view. A longer time horizon does not guarantee profit.
Our historical calculator compares fixed cash stakes with a changing-bankroll simulation at 1%, 2% or 3% per selection. It assumes each bet settles before the next, excludes added fees and does not show a member’s compounded cash return. The supplied public results start in 2024; “since 2013” describes our process history.
Judge the approach through the whole record
Look at losses, monthly performance and drawdown alongside winning picks. Review the complete tennis betting results, or read the individual reports and proof.
We use Pinnacle as our recorded pricing baseline, chosen for its published policy of not restricting customers simply because they win. Historical source exceptions are retained where recorded. This is a reference price, rather than a bookmaker recommendation.
Members use a range of bookmakers and exchanges. Exchange prices can be higher even after commission. Securing better net prices on the same picks, with comparable stakes and settlement, can improve the return shown in our record. Your actual result depends on the odds accepted or matched, fees and settlement rules, including tennis retirement and void rules.
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Our research.
Your next tennis pick.
Around two carefully selected picks per week. A proprietary data model and experienced analysts do the research; you check the available price and place the bet.
- Standard match winner (moneyline) markets
- A clear selection, advised odds and stake in each English-language email
- Quality over quantity, without an overwhelming volume of bets
- All published outcomes in the public results record
- No bookmaker affiliate links or bookmaker promotions
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What members say
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Rating snapshots: 10 October 2026. Each source is shown separately.
Before you join
What will I receive, and how often?
Pre-match tennis picks by email, typically around two per week. Each email includes the selection, standard match-winner market, advised odds and stake. There is no fixed weekly quota. See a real redacted member email. Check your spam folder and mark our emails as wanted. Contact us if picks are missing.
Can I cancel without contacting you?
Yes. You control your membership through the Stripe customer portal. Cancel yourself whenever you choose; no email, phone call or approval is required. Cancellation and refunds are separate: see the membership terms for paid-period and refund details.
What odds are used in the record?
We use Pinnacle as our recorded pricing baseline, chosen for its published policy of not restricting customers simply because they win. Historical source exceptions are retained where recorded. This is a reference price, rather than a bookmaker recommendation.
Members use a range of bookmakers and exchanges. Exchange prices can be higher even after commission. Securing better net prices on the same picks, with comparable stakes and settlement, can improve the return shown in our record. Your actual result depends on the odds accepted or matched, fees and settlement rules, including tennis retirement and void rules.
What if my bookmaker limits my account?
Many club members have experienced bookmaker limits. Commercial stake restrictions can affect successful bettors. Exchanges offer peer-to-peer matching and can provide better net prices after commission; check available liquidity, charges and settlement rules. Betting brokers can be another route where legally available and appropriately authorised in your location.
We don’t promote bookmakers or use bookmaker affiliate links. Compare the price you can actually accept or match, rather than automatically following a substantially changed price.
How do units and losses work?
The club’s convention is one unit equals 1% of a dedicated betting bankroll. Losing bets and losing periods are part of following a service. Keep stakes affordable, don’t chase losses, and use a long-term view without assuming losses will recover. The public calculator uses a fixed cash stake, before fees; it is not a changing-bankroll or compounded-return calculation.
Read the staking explanation →Why is membership limited?
A maximum of 50 paid members keeps the club small, helping preserve value and reduce pressure on available odds. It does not guarantee odds availability. The displayed membership figure is an owner-confirmed snapshot; joining is temporarily removed from the website when the club is full. The free public-results mailing list is separate.
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